George Committees and the Atomic Stalemate Threat
Washington debates foreign policy as Senator Walter George chairs a sweeping inquiry led by Lt. Gen. Harold George into Soviet air atomic power. The piece argues containment is outdated, calls for a crash program to ensure mutual fear with Churchill’s peace, and notes political hurdles for decisive actions in 1956.
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George Humphrey
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Libby Holman
Winston Churchill
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Health as Issue in Eisenhower’s Potential 1956 Run
An editorial argues that health must be a campaign issue if President Eisenhower seeks re election. It praises his candor and stresses the need for full disclosure to assess fitness for rigorous tasks, warning against exaggeration by critics while noting the public warrants clarity on his capacity.
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Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Germany’s Trade Drive in Asia and Africa
A recent inside-page analysis argues West Germany’s bold push in Asia and Africa aims to curb Soviet economic pressure and signals both comfort and concern for the United States. It urges American industry to intensify private investment and public aid alike, warning against ceding markets by default while praising Germany’s energy and efficiency.
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Asia
Africa
Russia
United States
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Soviet Union
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Alfred Krupp
Ruhr Steel Works
India
Pakistan
Thailand
Egypt
Erhard
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U.S
Largest living bird and Saint Joan of Arc dates
The African ostrich is the largest living bird. Joan of Arc was beatified in 1909 by Pope Pius X as a step toward canonization, and was formally declared a saint in 1919.
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Joan of Arc
Pius X
Oklahoma Dairy Princess Contest Opens This Week
Tulsa report: Oklahoma Dairy Princess contest begins this week with the state winner earning a wardrobe and an all expense trip to Chicago to represent the state in the American Dairy Princess contest next October.
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Tulsa
Chicago
Worry Clinic Advice for a Happy Marriage
Dr George W Crane counsels prospective husbands to marry in church and stay active in faith, verbalize love daily, and understand sexual psychology. He notes most divorces start in the bedroom and urges sending for his Sex Problems in Marriage booklet with a small fee and return envelope.
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Harry
George W. Crane
Harry S
Dr. Crane
Would-Be Candidates Fill GOP Corral
Washington Feb 27 Republicans weigh who would pursue the presidency if Eisenhower steps aside. Harold Stassen leads a group, aided by Amos J. Peaslee, with other possible hopefuls like Christian Herter, Tom Dewey, William Knowland and Richard Nixon all in play as the party shifts between Eisenhower and Taft era wings while the nation watches for the President's health decision.
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Harold Stassen
Stassen
Minnesota
Australia
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Willkie
East
Pacific Coast
Herter
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Land of the American Pilgrim’s Progress
Congress
Tom Dewey
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Middle West
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
The Value of Water in Lent Reflections
Robt. Dieffenbacher writes a meditation on simple elements of life, noting water sustains every cell and body function. He urges gratitude to the Creator for basic things like water and reminds readers not to overlook what sustains life as world problems loom.
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Robt. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Doctor Warns Syphilis Remains Public Health Issue
The columnist recalls a doctor warning that syphilis persists as a public health problem despite improved treatments. He notes fewer dramatic symptoms now but stresses ongoing physician and public health vigilance amid concerns about sexual promiscuity and lax sanitary practices in workplaces. The column responds to questions about the degree of the problem and public policy implications.
Understanding Syphilis Causes and Tests in Plain Terms
Dr Edwin P Jordan describes syphilis transmission through sexual contact, early signs like the chancre, and the Wassermann blood test. He notes congenital cases via maternal blood and the possibility of asymptomatic carriers, urging blood testing to prevent spread.
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Wassermann
Across the Ice and Odds A Sports Parade Clue Set
A dense sports themed word puzzle listing Across and Down clues from hockey to cooking terms. Includes entries like matador, barrier, Iranian coin, century plant, age, praise, legislative bodies, game of chance, exist, cash, destiny, revise, Thoroughfares abbr, and many more with a final note on pitcher Garver.
Kerr-McGee accountant wins State Jaycee award
Bartlesville Oklahoma Robert O Hall an accountant for Kerr McGee Oil Industries was named outstanding young man of the year by the State Junior Chamber of Commerce He received the annual distinguished service award at a banquet in Bartlesville
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Bartlesville
Okla
Robert O. Hall
Kerr - McGee Oil Industries
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Healing Waters Report At Tulsa Chamber Luncheon
Oral Roberts, famed Tulsa evangelist, will present a detailed report on Healing Waters Inc. at the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce public affairs forum luncheon Thursday. The worldwide operation's scope and plans are expected to be outlined for business and civic leaders.
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Healing Waters Tulsa
Oral Roberts
Tulsa
Healing Waters Inc
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
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